I have got so many questions on how to and where to find a good domain name. I think many people may have their own strategy, but I would like to share my point of view on this subject.
At first I want to tell you that all good domain names are already taken. And the only way to get them is to buy from the current owner or wait if someone forgets to renew it. The chance that somebody would forget to renew is low, but if you have tools to analyze millions of millions expiring domain names… Read More
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How To Find A Good Domain Name
June 4th, 2010 
Admin Understanding Domain Name Jargon
June 2nd, 2010 Admin If you are new to domain names, it’s easy to get baffled by the terms used to describe their status. If a domain is ‘free’, what does that really mean? Is an expiring domain the same as a deleted one? Is it better to look for a domain that is for sale, or just register a completely new one?
Here we will explain what all the jargon really means.
You are probably looking for a domain, or want to add another domain to build a site with. Any potential domain you are interested in registering can be either… Read More
Domain Name Registration: Vital Factors to Consider When Registering a Domain Name
May 25th, 2010 Admin Domain name registration is an important part of your online business. In fact, it can be one of the most vital aspects of branding your business. A good domain name will make your site look professional before people even click on it whilst a bad domain name can drastically lessen the traffic you receive. Because you must choose a domain before your site goes online, domain name registration needs to be carefully planned so that you do not regret your choice later. There are some important factors to consider when registering a domain including: – The TLD or domain extension… Read More
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No Comments »What is a Domain Name – Do I Need One – How Do I Choose One?
May 21st, 2010 Admin Your domain name is your official address for your website. Domain names are unique – no two are exactly the same. A domain name allows your website to be found on the World Wide Web (WWW) when someone types in your official address or, in other words your “URL”. Your domain name will have a suffix behind indicating a top-level domain (TLD) registry database…it will generally be three characters (.com; .org; .net, etc). Domain names are commonly used in URLs to identify each of your web pages. In order to get a domain name for your website, you will first… Read More
How to Select and Buy a Domain Name
May 18th, 2010 Admin What Is A Domain Name? A domain name is the address that people will type in their browser to find your website. Example: www.google.com Select A Good Domain Name Here are a 7 things to keep in mind when selecting a domain name: The ideal situation is to have your primary keyword (in this case it would be “dog clothing”) in your brand name and to use your brand name as your domain name. If your primary keyword is not in your brand name, use your brand name as your domain name (ruffknits.com, for example). Avoid using a keyword-filled domain… Read More
Why Domain Name Appraisal is So Important?
May 11th, 2010 Admin People who are looking to buy an expired domain always demand to know the past history of the domain, how it performed on the web and its traffic. In fact, they want know everything about the domain before committing to make the purchasing decision. They may never buy an expired domain name from you, unless you show that the domains that they are purchasing from you are worth their hard earned money. In this regard, you may need to establish the commercial viability of a particular expired domain by providing a comprehensive expired domain appraisal report to your prospective buyer.
Six Important Parameters of a Good Expired Domain Name
May 5th, 2010 Admin At time, expired domain trading business is a business concept that is riddled with uncertainties and confusions. While some of them may fetch millions of dollars to their owners, others may yield next to nothing. Expired domain trading could also be a make or break business for someone who is careless and hasty; more often, people who take calculated risks tend to succeed in the business when compared to others who are reckless and unskilled. Choosing a good expired domain name is the important key to your entrepreneurial success. On other hand, mastering the techniques of choosing an excellent expired… Read More
Choosing a Good Domain Name
May 1st, 2010 Admin How to Choose a Good Domain Name Some people tell me that all the good domain names are taken, but that is not true. Follow these tips for when you search for a domain name and hopefully this will help you grab a good one. Remember domain names are a couple of cheeseburgers and a coke a year to own, and you can really never own enough of them. Tips for Avoiding Poor Domain Names *Avoid using domains that are deliberately misspelled.Ex: SellURHome2Us vs. SellYourHomeToUs* Avoid using domains with hyphens.Ex: WeBuyPrettyHouses vs. We-Buy-Pretty-Houses*Avoid using domains that are way too long.Ex:… Read More
Domain Name Generator
April 26th, 2010 Admin Here comes another innovation in the field of domain names with the emergence of the domain name generator. If you are familiar with the domain name generator, it is a general view that the domain name generator is a program that can generate the chosen domain names typically from the provided keywords and by using particular theme or domain name category. Since the domain name generator’s primary function is to generate the desired domain names, the domain name experts have considered that it is indeed a very tough task to generate domain names with the absence of a special software… Read More
Simple Steps to Get Your Domain Name
April 25th, 2010 Admin The Domain Name System (DNS) enables people to navigate their way around the Internet. Every computer that is connected to the internet is identifiable by a string of numbers called an “IP address” (IP stands for “Internet Protocol”). As the internet developed so did the DNS, so that now a string of letters can correspond to a particular IP address. This means that instead of using a complicated sequence of numbers you can type www.adomianname.com, which is a lot easier to remember. No matter what sort of site you are intending building, you should consider getting yourself a domain name.… Read More
